Summer notes from Aiken page highlights many visitors
The column records numerous residents and guests at Aiken and nearby, including Miss Florence Hill and other students visiting from The Citadel and Winthrop College, families traveling to Cedar Mountain and Easthampton, and locals attending commencements, graduations, and social events. It notes health updates, relocations, and trips to New York, Washington, and Folly Beach, with several names and places tied to summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wften
Florence Hill
Citadel
Charleston
P. F. Henderson
Cedar Mountain
N. C
Mildred McCreary
Mary, Henderson
Sweet Briar College
Sweet
Aiken
Bruce Johnston
Reuben Walker
William Smoak, Jr
Rembert DuBare
Joseph Prothro
Julian ‘Salley
Charles Jones
Flier Seigler
Howard George
Savannah
Washington
New York
John Eubanke
South Boundary
Albert
Willcox
Easthampton
Lanier Branson
Summit
N. J
Dorothy Branson
Chapel Hill
Xni
Misa Adelaide Croft
George Croft, Jr
Florence Croft
Winthrop College
Lillian Eubanks
Catherine Verenés
Columbia College
Eleanor Cushman
Doris Dukes
Eulalie Gordon
Celestine Williams
Lander College
Greenwood
Catherine Woolsey
Roberts Beach Schoal Catonsville
C.D. Woolsey
Henry Schrader
Florence Schrader
Ella Wyman
Henry Schrader, Jr
Newark
Marie Mclawin
Fresehing
Clinton
Howard McLaan
Furman University
Greenville
Heve
Hever
Lakville
Glover
Manchester
B. Turner
Hot Springs
Ark
E.C. Hendrickson
Virginia Hendrickson
Dayton
Ohio
Carvel Carson
Macon
J. W. Lupo
Bostwick Wyman
Presbyterian College
P. W. Townsend
Mertle Beach
E. P. Henderson
C. A. Owens
Elizabeth Corliss
Elmore Henderson
Folly Beach
Mr. Owens
Huger Hall
Washington and
L Syxity
Lexington
Seime
Legse Wrymart
Mary Raverewyr
Darien
Jacksonville
Fin
Go Huggen
Lucile
Grace Wuyi
PLM
Huemin
South Carolina Medical College
Theodore Luray
Hugd Wyman
Eugene Weatherford
North
E. E. Woodward
J. W. Hammond
Theresa Woodward
H.C. Hahn
Alma Hahn
Elizabeth Rountree
R. W. Riner
Miss Pountree
Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right
A historical medical ad asserts Dr Caldwell’s laxative syrup pepsin as a safe, mild remedy for constipation and indigestion. It praises simplicity, herbal ingredients, pleasant taste, and notes a free trial bottle offer with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Caldwell
Caldwell
Medical College
Caldwell Lymp Pepain
Rionticci
Enrollment Rules At Aiken County Clubs For VoterEnrollment
South Carolina county election notices list club districts and officers guiding voter enrollment. Books open June 29 1830 and close last Tuesday in July with rolls sent to county chairman within three days. Locations include Graniteville Bath Warrenville Gloverville Fu neral clubs and numerous stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campaig
Huentag
Tica
White Pond
W.F. Garvin
Elias
H. Weeks
C. Whittle
Southern Railway
Graniteville Club
Plattie
Platt's
J. E. Williams
Bath Club
J. H. Rogers
Charles Powell
D. D. Wooten
Geo. Baggott
Aiken Manufacturing Go
Augusta pastor speaks to Aiken Kiwanian s
Rev. Frederick E. Smith pastor of the First Baptist Church of Augusta and Kiwanis Club president spoke to ARET Kiwanians at Windcot Tuesday at Hotel Henderson. He discussed Kiwanis Education as bringing men to the invisible through the club program, emphasizing the spiritual side and the friendship found in meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Smith
First Baptist Church of
Augusta
Kiwanis Club
Aret Kiwanians
Hotel Henderson
C. Lee Gowan
Rev. Smith
Road Office Indefinitely Suspended After County Row
The Aiken County commissioners suspended officer Claude Redd and deputy Price Falkane after reports of an assault on Crawford Grice during a highway dispute over a fine. Walter Baker of Langley was placed on temporary duty. reorganization includes motorcycles and possible uniforms for patrol, and county night cars to be disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn
Oovanty
Aiken County
Claude Redd
Price Falkane
Officer Redd
Crawford Grice
Aiken
Mr. Grice
Tyhierr Rett
Renee Armment
Inox Meetange
Inox Meetange Mottdiy, the Comannssioners
OME Paine
Walter. Baker
Langley
Death Notice for John Henry Kalbfleisch in Graniteville
John Henry Kalbfleisch, 49, died at his Graniteville home Monday at noon. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev Paul Sloan officiating, interment in Graniteville Cemetery. Survived by wife Magpie Kallich and four sons Edgar Donald Trewin Ralbfleisch of Graniteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Kalbfleiseh
Granitevile
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Paul Sloan
Graniteville
Kalbfleiseh
Magpie Kallich
Edward
Cameleon
Edgar Donald
Trewin Ralbfleisch
Farm Women and Girls Gather at Winthrop Culley
A gathering of farm women and girls took place at Winthrop Culley in the fall. The event focused on agricultural tasks, community skills, and youth involvement, highlighting local rural education and cooperative practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Culley
Dupe
Marriage announcements from Arkansas and South Carolina
Brower Courtney Mroo and Mrs. Carl Torresnes of Little Rock announce the marriage of Ved Valare to James WH Couren. The ceremony occurred May 17 at First Baptist Charity in Little Rock, with Couren a Clemson graduate and draftsman in Taale for Louisiana Oil Refining. Rast Bates announces his daughter and her marriage in Cameron, Colaba, with Rev. officiating and Rast a Cameron planter with ties to Newberry College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astinge
Jeet Springs
Ark
Elis Lane
Elisabeth
Julia Elle Norris
Mary
Edgerton
Catherine
Wyman
Dora
Owens
Christine
Grace Hiingin
Mae Woodward
Sind
Rose Harris
Winthrop College
Rock Hive
John A. Miley
Sam Keon, Jr
George Thorpe
ITT
Spartanburg
Arecat
Susie George
Aisken
Ernest L. Allen
Aiken
Polter
Perry
James E. Davis
Misa Josie Davis
Augusta
Bock
Chesterfield Street
George E. Prince
Joey Henderson
Presbyterian Manse
H. A. Clark
James Robert McCreary
Reginald Courtney
Philip Courtney
Evelyn Courtney Crew
Elizabeth City
N. C
Rast-Bates
Bates
Cameron
S.C
Colaba
Colamisia
Rart
Cameron Sigs
Granite
Newberry College
Fishing Without License Faces South Carolina Case
Walker Wright of Augusta was charged in Langley with fishing on the South Carolina side of the Savannah near North Augusta without a non resident license. A jury found him guilty after arguments over river status and jurisdiction. Eight out of state license violators paid a $25 penalty each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Savannah River
North Augusta
Walker- Wright
Augusta
Langley
W. 8. Jones
Tom Horne
Noah Augusta
Ernest Creed
B. K. Keenan
Savannah
Woos
Jones
Chad
Local church casualty remembered in obituary fragment
Obituary fragment notes surviving family including Bennie Widener, four brothers Lee Beck Jeff Beck Talbert Beck Colie Beck, and parents Mr and Mrs Te Mrs LB Allen of Augusta with Mrs Llarente Key of Good Hope, plus small children and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caueaseny
Slowsig
Bennie Widener
Watt
LB ‘Allen
Augusta
Llarente
Key of Good Hope
Lee Beck
Jeff, Beck
Talbert” Beck
Colie Beck
Moore burial at Clark cemetery near Vaucluse
John Moore dies. funeral held at Clark cemetery in Vaucluse. Survived by wife Susie Clark Moore, daughter Mrs. Cordis Turber of Vaucluse, and son George Moore of Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Cemetery
Vaucluse
Et al. Moore
Susie Clark
Moore
Cordis Turber
George Moore
Aiken
Teachers Reelected and New Trustees Named
Aiken school board reelected teachers and appointed next year’s trustees. Officers were elected for the new year including Gen Ban as president. C W Buse, B Hatsen, Mrs W W x and R L Gurnter named governors. J Elerman H and W H Weatherford elected directors at a stockholders meeting last Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban
C. W. Buse B. Hatsen
Doncan
R. L
Gurnter
Gi Tarrant
Hesky
E. ‘Holley
A. S Parent
Haatings
Wyman
Ople
J Elerman H
W. HH. Weatherford
Young Boy Fatally Injured by Falling Limb on Plantation
A 15 year old boy was seriously injured when a limb from a tree fell while he assisted in Ted... on a plantation. He was transported to a hospital where his condition was listed as critical. Police and local authorities began an investigation into the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wright
Car
Queeniecuade Tate
Distrecp Oantese Tak Color Prizes Weis Carona Event
A fragmented notice references a carge event and a meeting related to marketing, farming, and prizes. Readable fragments name a manufacturer or organizer and a public benefit angle, with unclear dates or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distrecp
Oantese
Tak
Weis
Weir
Sheriff And Beml Tie In Warking Ts
Fragmentary text shows a sheriff and Beml tying in a local event at Warking. Readable bits mention Gabon beer and references to other names, places, and dates are unclear. The fragmentary OCR yields minimal coherent details beyond the tie and location.
Also Mentioned on This Page
FP. Garvin
Columbia
Selvern
W. P. Blackwell
Blackwell
Athen
Bessie Harper
Cannell
Aiken Strodard
Fonena
Shivertes
H. M. Consela,Jr
Dunbar
Hayes, Sr
H. M. Cassels
Warrenville Club
R. E
Salley Club
J. F. Clamp
D. Cy.Jones
Chester
Ablen
Ablen’s
New Club
Co Johnson, JR Harkey
Leighe
New Betis Club
H. Smith
M.D. Shull
J. A. Tetas
Vaucluse Club
W.R- Dobson
Galphin Murray
H. Spires
McLeod's
Weech Island Club
Dobson
E. H. Atkinson
Murray's
Millbrook
No. 1
Geo. E. Wolfe
W. J. Thompson
G. R. Dillon
Durison Pox
Rocky Spring Club
P. KO Livingstone
Eula Heath
Shaws Fork Club
C. B.shellhouse
MeKie Seat
W. J. Senit
MeKie Scott's
H. Kalbfleisch
Negro
Hitehnes
Yasdoweet
Saul Perigge
John’ Moore
Ajahssata Ob
del Monte
Pillsbury’s
POL SD Hac
Pacific
Palling Torre
Sheriff
BEML
Warking
Gabon
Attokts
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